Prayers of Yom Kippur

The "Kol Nidrei" Prayer

The Prayer Admitting Sin

The Blessing of the People via the Raised Hands of the Kohanim

The Reading of the Torah

The Reading of a Special Section from the Prophets

The "Neilah" Prayer ending Yom Kippur

Rushing to the synagogue, and delaying departure from there: Megillah 23a

Whether it is better to have a "bent" or straight heart: Rosh HaShanah 26b

The number and order of the Prayers: Yoma 87b; Pesachim 3a; Niddah 8b

Make-up of the Evening Prayer after Yom Kippur: Pesachim 3a

Reciting the "Shehechiyanu" blessing which is usually recited for special occasions: Eruvin 40b

Reciting a blessing "Who sanctifies Israel and Special Occasions": Eruvin 40b

Making a Blessing on seeing fire: Pesachim 53b-54a

Using fire made from wood and rocks: Pesachim 54a

Using a fire which was lit from before Yom Kippur started: Pesachim 54a



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